... This beautiful English actress is taking the part ol Scarlett O'Hara in the film version of Margaret Mitchell's famous book. Vivien Leigh is also in a page of Hollywood snapshots in another part of this paper. It is said that Clark Gable is playing the male lead as Rhett Butler, but things are at present in a very elementary stage Anthony, Cromwell PI ice ...

... And the World said THAT sanity con sists of sharing one's neighbour's hallu cinations is true enough, but when one's neighbour practises Noël on a mouth-organ from Chicago to the end of the trail (where I hope he drowns it in the Pacific), there is some excuse for manslaughter. I have not seen this musical occupant of the next compartment, but have christened him George because he ...

... VERY GALA PREMIERE The Stolen Life first showing at the Plaza for Lord Baldwin's Fund -HE STAR' OF STOLEN LIFE ELISABETH BERGNE AND MICHAEL REDGRAVE MRS. MICHAEL REDGRAVE AND LORD ERRINGTON, NEIGHBOURS AT THE PLAZA LADY DIANA COOPER, A TRIFLE PENSIVE MR. AND MRS. CHARLES SWEENY ARRIVE LADY BALDWIN AND MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY DE ROTHSCHILD Photographs Swaebe Enchanting Elisabeth Bergner and her ...

... WITH SILENT FRIENDS By RICHARD KING A Brilliant Cocktail. HOW almost impos sible it is to disen tangle motives! As a rule, they deceive us as completely as they deceive other people. We are so blind to our subcon scious desires that, when we open our eyes, we only see exactly what we want com fortably to see more, perhaps, rather than less. So, in reality, if we told the true inner-story of ...

... TRÉS CHER,-- In the Rue Vital, one of the quietest streets of Passy, tucked away behind the Trocadero which has now become le Palais Chaillot, there exists a building known as Les Archives Inter nationales de la Danse, where, as its label indicates, all matters concerning the art of the dance are placed on record. There, students of the Ballet can consult, all-gratis-and-free- fer-nuffink, a ...

... j IN a club where theatrical people for gather, a group of members were listen ing to an actor whó had recently scored a great success. He had been knocking about for fifteen years without managing to get anywhere, when suddenly he found the part to suit him, and brought the house down. His head, as a result, had grown to abnormal proportions. I 'm tremendous, he assured the group, quite ...

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... LADIES5 KENNEL ASSOCIATION NOTES A friend has recently sent me a Czecho- Slovakian dog paper, Kynologie, published at Prague. Of course I do not know Czecho-Slovakian but it is a well got up paper and has a good photograph of Mrs. Baker's Shetland Sheep dogs. In these troublous and uncertain times it is a pleasant thought that the Czechs have a sane peaceful hobby like dogs to fall back on. ...

... RICH, _ RHYS (NELSON) QUEEN'S PRIZE WIN! AND HUGH ROBERTS (FRANCO) WENDY DOYLE (THE BRIDE, R.) AND L. TO R. MISS McNAMIE, MISS STELLA JEAN CONWAY GORDON AND HER SISTER AND MISS PAT WILLSHIRE ANNE BONVILLE HUMPHREYS AND ANNE SIMON (A BLOOMER BICYCLIST) LADY VENETIA HAY (GIPSY LEE) LADY JUNE HAY (LITTLE TINKER BELL) DANIEL AND CHRISTOPHER MAINGUY (TWEEDLEDEE AND TWEEDLEDUM) THE HON. WILLIAM ...

... From the Shires and Provinces Leicestershire Letter. THE New Year has been sea sonably and reasonably celebrated by several small parties Chatty and Dorothy- did the best turn. If none of these parties approached the rags that used to ring the New Year in when Bob and Charlotte entertained at Coventry House, some will regret and others rej oice. The snow has cleared off and left the scenting ...

... By HARLEQUIN Dear Tatler, WELL, we seem to have come to the end of the trial matches for another season, as far, at any rate, as England and Wales are concerned. On the whole, the trial games have been rather more satisfactory than usual, though there are several gentlemen residing in both the North and South who might have expected a call to their country's service. But that is the way in ...

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